Chapman, Gary D.

Offers parents practical advice to help them communicate with their teenager, exploring a teen's emotional needs and including tips for expressing love to them by identifying their love language.

A guide to the five love languages--quality time, words of affirmation, gifts, acts of service, and touch--that is geared specifically toward teens, including an overview of the five languages, a profile/assessment instrument for teens, practical examples/tips for applying each language in a teen' s context, and graphics that reinforce key concepts.

Dr. Chapman explains how people communicate love in different ways, and shares the wonderful things that happen when men and women learn to speak each other's language.

Contains a guide to five ways a child understands love and how to communicate with each style, including physical touch, words of affirmation, quality time, gifts, and acts of service.

Discusses the many ways that love is expressed, covering how to learn different modes of communication, such as time, gift-giving, words, and physical touch, in order to give and receive love from one's partner.

Examines marital problems as communication problems rather than love problems, and discusses five different love languages, quality time, words of affirmation, gifts, acts of service, and physical touch, and describes how understanding the needs of a significant other can improve a relationship.